The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Mark Twain (Macmillan Collector's Library, 110)

I purchased the MacMillan Collector's Library Edition of this book: they are very compact editions - smaller than paperbacks - and come complete with dust jacket and ribbon page marker.Print may be too small for some; I find it perfectly readable, myself.

A very entertaining book describing life around the Mississippi basin in the second half of the nineteenth century. The development of interesting characters

Disappointing as there is nothing in the advert to indicate that this is not a normal sized hardback but instead a 'pocket book'.

Was really shocked how ßmall it was

I think that this book is beautifully done, perfect

Perfect size for my daughter to put in her purse.

first the book itself is nice size can carry with you everywhere the binding the workmanshift its super highend quality. The reading still easy even size of the book.Now the text is about how bad white people actually treated black people and how the language actually show where society was standing. It help understand todays attitudes of taking certain words out of language out of books cause the attitude today is that we are all humans and must not hurt anyone. It is a great book and can laugh also heartily about the humor there. Again it has a deep message and it really is a good book by all means. After that book one deeply sympatises with our african fellows .

The gold detail on the side is everything. Also good source material for English courses.

tiny little book that is convenient to carry around and has a ribbon bookmark but the quality of the paper was terrible. It's feels like i'll rip the page just turning it or that it'll disintegrate if I look at it too hard.

Nice hardcover BUT print quite small.